davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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knsns. ~ses1 ms.rana n1nH1 -
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llIl a1 e1n4 - &-1 g &
nassg te11zl us.issms - -
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cpnraHgfn In wAse 80
1ana e nea. ecsze 9. . -.
esta 90 = eau1.s,.e - : -. !.
ENesn epsEls - - e.zrs4 se1-
6l1fa1s1 $50 - - - -
maa sns kasa ~ 80 50 - 49, -. 80
g Gees -. - =
= eNssF 49, ein4sp. s. Nes-..
n4Iki1e 49, vsSf $50 3 -. -. q =
e4eFY stea et1F. 1l119 - 80 -
son hss szen nI4ny 80 80 1s.-s. = I. -
cary ~ is58. b saNnt16 E1eM - = -
/ sea Hemnn, Lnn6ons MnNaz1 g -
/ ssfannrs Be- saik z 11g nisss = I'D -.
/ sBsuffgs hnerg ever e1zzzfy ree1 -
Rns1fna a. Gaa1aIzs - t1l-4s ~.
nra6s NIX ulIG4 Aog1111l q, -
= MaFsh IS 1884, b mass 80 -
| - 100 oars 6un1ags ex1inaed. N1l3inz
/ hfly nnilsn d9g. Maln4 e9lg tsmp.1-
I ans aEfnAa, weston w1a atW14p : e
/ "a atuasnsr, a1d tAig WzLk - inlen9
| e - asa1tx41n % E1Eils1 No1klH&'
nan ahua heaeF w1g net noe9l.AzI g
| ox1areo nEsfcRrn 1e1i3 Bny1lH1L le1iH
Whfis % Ia tanR tramU Ni1z
| MnIna, Wessnn rsp9a3ediy em1a1 sn1ee
= naks 100 Esiaa = twen1y -feur nen.s
40 4 was ne4sF known WASHER %
eaoesefed. ouina b ~ isabAily - ~
l sofreel msagursEnoEt8 q s1e fo14 oSel
wkish hs trass1sd- Dan 0LAaEJ,
/ wheru even weston GekBg@le9z19 .
| hnpe hsnn aka asaMlsgs e. al pede9-
frfsuH. aasompliHhad 100 miias ~ et9h
| fern hcura. 6fsy-thrss mfuutes, forts
sssonds. q 0stobss, 1915.
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nov FWxxxx HAAS Aao ~ TAINTED MIRO
cHrnAoo FRoM PORTLAND, MkNH.


Twansy years aee yesterday, says q
Chiaago carer Of reetut date. Edward
paysnn Weston tnAaRafated che peass.
arisn eraas which 70 stili With a. in q
Uomeukai diiaPidated form. however,
- Walking into Chicaso from Portland,
Mama IL eur oWn Daniel q ,kieAEy had
walled Into town yesterday from he
ehlivicn inao .uhieh he has Runk. let
alono fron Portland aaina nos q bak-
ar,s q asn % peopte Woaid have gona
ars % 0eea him. Thousands upon
thousands vent forth % aeea Weslan,
A man who voeid 80 FstlFoAd trains q
nsnahA and travel where be pleased
Nfpn9 Waa q wnn1cF In thoss daya, whsa
noho1y has dreamed Of q man bsine
49, q walk hundred nales "a 9 tltie
ranrs thar etShiuen hoars. nWas knoun
ahat Weeioa would arrive In OoieAea
aarlV ThAnksGiVing nofuing. hia daily
r7ncrens had heen reporsed In the press
- pacnah. and The farther Msaa he
krnpAind the Longer tha Nesfan matter
ln the CAicazo Papets grew. Spectai
rnrrarucndenfs we're sent % Ioiedo %
rseea him snd record his daily marohes.
felneraph faciiisies weFe very limited
ID thoss days, g ccse m4Hy times mere
Snan Il anes noe, and there wasn't Any
faallitV - sendana naFe tAan q tew
thansSnd wcrds b wire h1i TIE
Chlcacs pagers tocA AL the tsae-.
eraph opsrskafs wonid serd % wh8t
tie cerrearonaeEts furnished.
Hasly Ia aAa fcrxRccn Nealoa raace
M appsagance az ths enc cf Cottage
(2reVe evenne. wkzre Il tutns 90 % tea
snofh. ard was takea "a charge b =
IsrNs dslsohnsnt Of ChioAEo poltee.
gha, farInlns q below sQaaze % ptptec1
hlra from lAa cRoWdinQ mAA o. p&opi1.
sHsnFts6 hlm aewn cFoengas cUem
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Mortgages negotiated
W ADMIRALTY,


NTuE p1sTEICTc0URTeF TIE THIAD
4 JszfcIai nlSf13e. q WastAns-r1 Ter7isrrs-
ScadirR lssua q SSH. 81 klne cs1ceT.
Wasklnzca III CoupaHy, aeell1et. ~
suenmer .scclimx~ 4 RcFf fgguR9ndp Asr
heiisrs snginsAs tAekls. AFBarsi So ilrniturn
frssss rssios i hsuusy xrsn. thas wssssaa
= Efsi hns hasn Sd r. tks necxa snkilied
rsn-4 e the tBensy-eEt az e Nevsuiner,
fa7 ~ Wa.h1aEfar mi Cnupazy. oorf1Har
81 orrzninnd Erasr n laws g IL slHls -
callfm1iA al acl.9 b1slDssl b sd ierriiory
81 WAa1iREaons M1sliz1a. AB1Anas - sleAMer
ssCozanx. = q Rnra IuHnnsnd whaacf Snl1a
HnnneeEv q OF lzaasY Nns Mazl4E. krE boiisla,
saekle. apparal ard fuxnlt1ra b eanse q
cuntrnct c1V1 an1 nErtl1e, aBeEi1R IN Eu8-
z,ance. ThaE hefBeau re nEa dHF - &zzuaryt
1SEk. and ~ Gnf 6aT q NoTzDbeR. ISL IL
saEd iballnnt q ths iHsaanes 9a1 FsEa1s g
ths Nasssr q 81 F.e1m@ and en- ~ sEnaltei
kna mAteFinls and psFa1ruaed ezrIhin hhoF 81
sd stsEmsE, q repairing ths tzll and ~
ekfnsFy thsrsu9. an1 IA f.EEl9hed Elppll1s
~ aid steansr. e. tie iotal nmoznt a1d -
Rxezafe FaIas Of t15ae4l a1 q whieh w1s ueo-
szsaFy % ths sltszs1g. repairing sd esa pRizg
Tnaf g PaFsssn e. nnia anaans Aas been
paid, fhonRh pEymens hAs heen aEwnnde6. a1e
list ne snta sznsznt - dae ia hen onsAad
stexUef.
New thenefore, 81 pzrE1a1ee 70 he naDo1[
tion under the seal q fhe nd cDur1. % ne a.
re<ted and delivered. % hsreay Eixe E1hlic
notlee % al peExens clafminx EKii ai1aEneR
s.Colfax, OK d any EAnnaF Interested kAErein,
OF ksoWinE. Or h9xlng anything % szy Why tns
UUe Eholn Ho9 - con1enned e1d sold. par
saant 70 he pEzyer a sid libel. fAat fhey be
aad appear befsre he aal1 cguEt, % be held q
and for szia third tndieial dis1Eics. q 61af1is,
o. Thursday The 81 day q DensmheE, A. D.
16s7, al eiegen oiclack IN the faEnnoan q thni
day, a. thu same Ehail he q day q jurisdiction.
othgEwtae on the neKt Day q tuxisdic3t1n
81 he nsma, and b maks aheir alleratlo1B 10
/ thas behalf TT HAMILTON,
United States MarsAsl for WsahiuEt1n Terri
toy.
DuAnd November 221, 1881.
Etxuya. Rnine1 d Mc1fickan, sttoRnAys foa
lEbaEaz1 ns9s1
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TIE ahlp Hlshaand LAgha shfftsa around 10
tie zeal hankeFs ana began faA1ng On oarRo
81 Cedar MoantAin coal
TIE steamship uma1illa nxTived nom 6aa
frelehf Tor seattle.
n0n1 DnuvzEx, Dee. p.-saIled - Dask
Enoch EaIhot
Poa4 Lunaow. BSA 1s.--aaasa- zSahoansr
kiiaap.
POsT Asanaa. Dee. 1A-Ths GAip LstA b
y pog1. edward h1un1,
DrNoENnss, Dec. ies-1Wo fehoonero WeEp
Faas.ng outward 81 4 p n
fkr0osn. Dee. IA snip was tgWed 70 -
q 80 p. m. and ehip was towed IN a. . p.
n. Both b. toe tug MAeeick A snip In eew
q the ;HG Alsxznoer ara harkRntine under
sAtl paEns1 cut a. p. n. Cl0ady; frsGh east
Wind
eAN RakNc1sco. Dec. IL - Arrtred-6taam-
err friuupb, VictoaAs Max3co, Hsaetls.
sailed-etaaEsrs 1An Rs1ro, T1eoma; Al.
tnnic. Nnnaileos
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Mrx winsluw's sooanane ayrup fer ckiIdrun
tsathinE, d TIE pl1ssrlp1i0n ~ a1e e TIE baua
ssnala uuzBaa Hn4 phyElc1A1s n - Cniiad
etzeag. nnd hns been Nd Cor ferry yaaRn win
ave- fhillng szoeaaS b. 1fifioas % mothaEs
ass4Aing rs vAiua Il lncmacnlahls. q raiisvea
- ehAld frnn pain, euRsa dFsenssgy and diar.
RnaA, Hririna d - ngWole nnA wind crifs.
By giTlnf kaAlkh - ~ aha ID rnNn sha
mctkar Rrsca - bostlG ap16dWfy
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rerEF AE1 HsEREEs.

Nrw Ycak. De-. lA--Monsy % ell esq.
fl1sj<. 1aIs loan ~. elDssd o4srs1 4 Prime
aee1ntlls 30 49, , - sz e. :. :
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SIS loVs and at under
he groap Of line trees yon8sF,
fnRefhsF, hABd n hand.
Nos e'en q leaf stirred sli9Atly--
TIE sun We shining brightly
Ger al The silsna land
We aAs II 10Y unbroken,
No useless word waa spoken.
Oar hearts ecaree beating more.
We spoke net, fof viz ehoald vel
Nor Qaestiunsa, fDs bow eould wef
We knew enoaRh hefpza.
We had no wish, 10 sorrow,
No yearniaa for The UorFcW.
No loved ona far away
fWixt Loving eyea q GREETING,
snwtxt loving apa a meeting,
Was all toat passed that DAY.
--N1EEarsf 6allssli ils csdfiAss.
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nnw YoEE, Dee. l9.--Ths stock mnrkst 10
dny uan nEnIa Enlrly ncfige, bus st1n rem1lled
nmrroW ufsh ne trznaeq % pEinespally 1eF
pEOfesEionnl aeceunk the toam era1eEs cong
pclt Of he mskfng 81 vAlneAs heariI Al tAo
aesf4e usts 4 love- tonight
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nv n1w MAKkEm

Nxw YonM DeG 1S.-Hopa-Dan.
eRxnr-Qniai, mnneayaao 4 STA, refn cry
anotsd 81; rsened arm, quie1s Standard A 81
Wosl-oufet, fesa1y, dnU8stisNsees 1eD3l.
palled ifD11. 1sxAs go a#
coppsT-Rirm, lake tITb01zk.
Lead-Firm. domestic 81 -
UoNse-apns fair, no 9f@s ef819. opalnng
openea wsahsr, eAaaing higheTs fAiEs nolpa
s.. fto begn; psoombeR SIS u sannnly ~ y.
Sls IS, ApEa eis sa0B 81. Nay IS 90
Is 80.
Prtraisum-ouist Al isatureiels. epanina
IN highest M, losess sek. sso9ins y.
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AmnEiesn Rxpraas fok, oAnAds Rsaiae 8.
cannda southeEn 54k. osnfEnl Rneine "a
BufaREton f2ek. DslEWare = Laee1Ee1ns
- shogs seh. LoulSEiEie as MichiEAn
c1nrul 6fh. Norrhsrn P4ezAo ~ pre-
slIred aGk. orsgun lnp1oEzuen9 - Asy-
Ia.tfon e7k. Tranncpp1fnantal le4, LEX
lrinnd I1oh, O. Pal y3k. f1xB Racl1c 18&,
Rea6Ina 0SN. UmiH&d &snsm Mxprean @, Melis
FARO ExpEna ~, WeBAAEn UnlnD IN Kan
- \ Texna n, Nsw Tosk Cemfrnl leI8s Aortn-
Rsstern let5s. Paciee MAts ~ vnien kaeine
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caicAso. Dec. i1--Catals - RsoalplA, Il, 90.
usAhar. Christmas = 50Oe - shlpplng s1ssIs
81 Sos, glochsrA and feeder - 1oDs %.
Texsa enttie &18A
HoaB-ReceiRss, q. co., weAA m1xed " SO
8 81, hsavT asiRS a, heha * s00s "a.
sAesp-Eeekipas S01, slEnaG ChEi1lnas
nations s. 1eR naEtFus go, western g -
- Is. Teams q 6oos ..
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CRuAeo, Dse. r-Wnsat --Aaxkst lower
eas0 1sN. SanaszH q6k. Nag S2&
Corn-Lousf. eash ~, JlnnasT 81, has
. 0aB-Easy. eash aoh, Mag slk.
PaIk- KAsieE, ganunFy stA .. Mag SIS 80
Lard-Eanisr, eaEh 81 "a, January, u eeI&
: E1k, May 81 q hNF 4A
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Wuhlnataa Territory Dsstal nna
PhoaoarapAie Depot.-A fun supply a
soN prices. A. n STEWART q %, drug
gista. nos Il
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NNN-IINI -Ns
o. Dsa Ia.-wha!

LKvnnRooE, Dea. I1.-Whaaf-Poor a.
mhnd. nss No. wintar, 60 SD steady. DO
spring. g ekd. STEADY.
Rloar-Poag demand. - 81, gtsaay
s. ca : s s. 1:sss: e 3 "a p;
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FoR me uPPRR oKAcETl


SIEAMEA 9LkOEe
EARRING TIE Unftsd esatns mnfia
II RAVES YESLKRB WHARE On
IL Mo1d1T. Wednesday ard FxifaE, 70
eurnfna TuesdaT. Thursday and Saturday.
calling a. Mlkhteo Tulalip. 6lamWoo6
UnEalndy, Fir 1AndSnR. Hxngis C1ty, Mnmni
Fefncn, 6teEffBN and ell inteEnnAintR
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Commencing Monday. OrtA
OREGON RY. & NAV. cos
STEAMERS.


Arrives daily frum TintoEia and
Port Townaamd. axnaUa Sunday. Apm
Depart daily for Efc1uxia and
rsEt ToWzsezd. exnapi sunday. 9am
KsMA HAYWARD on NORTH PACIFIC
Depart daily nn< TacouA, conneoe
i1g with early Portland train. an
Same boat going Through % OlymEaa and
S1ailacoon. excGbtinQ 6unaMYM
DapArm daily 4xnega ma Sandmg8
f1r Nncun1A r1Hnoc4Iu4 with
Portland and SwitchbacE tF1na. 80 . y
Departs dAily fur Tneofna. e11spf
tnR sunday .......-ss-.--. 80 , ~
Arrives daily froD Tacoma e.
capling Sunday 49,. ......-lass.9 an
Arrives daily fFgm xnoumms ax-
eep3ang &ln6BF -..-..-......ss Pm.
Arrives daily from TscuUiM. e1l1 4 r.
same boat from 0lYmpis End EleflN
oxcepti1g SundnSA
gE1ANER DAHo
Arrives frum Wha1a1m eveET Tazs.
Gag. TnAEaday md nn1lxaag aa.--sA AN N
pspar@ fur wha.eou and wzT paxas
sEeEy sunday. TueDazy and Thafa
d4Ts ST.. s..fssss.s-a..--sstss.
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SEATTLE, LAKE saoRE and
EASTERN RAILWAY co.
eNn,s = In. o. N, 1887.


nN kxp AFKEa wEDxzsDAx. - -.
" ~ n. 1Egr. szzlza " - =
DarTT ETCEFL 11llAzA
nueu.9n 1naefz1 "a UEl.n -
va sasImeEs - LA Wra11nse1e
-. :. - : q. Uulan Eas g.. - . -
1Es-fs,s =. .s.1 % ; ~. G1l1r ny ~ 80
RHIr8E1Sat
BzIun ~ nass1z .enn11s .a----- 49, -,
DsEon nv nt.ff5 , 8l1.ll1 $50. - =
Rfaesn esa11lA ~ 0rueule44 t.s- 8 - J.
canmnsEnn Wl&A nak11a1s ~ Nes-AA
asnaR ard E1ll clxE-
e---EnN4N--~--. - = ' - = -
s~s.fls 49,. ID n sGrsaElea ~ =
HfTUHNE8e
I.-rwaER>p - aA44sA =
| areena.sf..-- Is ~ .9l1t.e q .--- - =
~ punasngEE an1 nse1911 r1am slfL J.
I nrrnt a. denst. fsc& cf culum1.a slsss.. -
I .-.ssws..1 80 Fmfs Dawanas DnzdfE7, H1GtAlN.
". ,. SN&4kA84
Generai Frel9As snd fsnsen1aH 49,
a 4. srrsra. eunsu1 Mnnagsr ?. 5. q @
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PoaTraRp. Dec. IA speelal. - TIE
residences a u. y. Chltw1od. 81 Chit.
WOOD alailan, Oh the Oregon PaclHe
railroad. Gear Bammit, was totally d.
slToyed b. Gre - 40 eafiy hour this
fnnRnine. Esm el6O0. No Insurance..
THO eAuas az ne Gre y nnknoun.
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ponxLAaD, Dee. IL - Especial -
Luiher Elhlna. one Of tbs Oldest pio-
neaEa q Linn 90 MY, Is said % ~ dyisa
nt hla homs ia Lebanon. He came %
UfeN0n over forty goAka asa nnd has
taken 60 active and pEunidsnt paxt In
t,rlf1fan
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whsnrraram, Dee. l9.-Ibs ssnats
nommifass On privileges and elecst0ns
fnscssd seseFMf h0nEa ta0zf 70 Ne ean-
aArrntlom 81 fhs Wet NilRlnla eo1-
fasisA eleetieu eases. Botb contestants
effsenssd he uoumIiiea and b0ta sess-
mfifta printed hfiefs. 1be eoumittes
Nl1eoess4 he matfeg fer an hc1f aud
Hstasmined nnauimeusly 10 Fepofs ta
favor 81 NJ. Fausknefse title 20 tie es4t-
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More BuFnlaF8s

Monxm YAKExk. Dee. I2.-lSpeeial. i
Two mere 81 the KenaeWiek burglars
haTe been arrested At Spokane Falls and
nFouQha here for trial. The essien
goods u I.aepsr and Savage have 81
zooel ali been recovered IN damaged
eonHitfrn.
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ponrLkHp, Deo. i3,--ISpeeial II Tbs
murder eass aqniust The fhroe Dhina-
men Who are ehagge with kilii1G Les
Yiek. was aommsneed 10 she gifeuil
oonFl todas. Mach diHieuify wss ex-
uerienea8 IL aaiting 2 tafy this after
nocn. TIA panel vas alisd and The
aaa18 vas aaHnmerosd. Al Kan, The
nrinaipal witness forstbe prosecution.
was tha only ona e8ifed today. a.
Ham clains 70 be 40 eye witness Of NE
mRf1sr. Hs t1gilned % seuing eam
csaa Gnna stab Les Yiek, aad Sauz
FonQ Isona deal ths dead victim mar
dnfaNs bios On che bead With hsavy
iron bar. Ths oase b attracting mnok
allsnfson alnonQ The Chlnese " the city.
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ADDTonll DISPATCHES.


NaxNnMnnM u@1. la Us seoom1 80
rss eenF rs q 10 naslnna1 fs2es4
ffrE * fzh1F 80 nel Il 11if EleFs 1Es
f1arates Nezn rsasfps9 b sll1dl Il
IFclf. ~ a1frEHse1 faan 4nd -
8ErE1 IS h1eelIz ~ - ~. s.
~ Jt1hea. 81 ~ paf1 ~ ~ Bs rnezs
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Boaxox. Dea. la.--The soles PEELED IL
she municipal siaetiqn today aggregated
81 .t81. Ofahis number O' Bgien, Demo
Graf, taesiVes e6,6Sl. ana Hart. Repaid
ltcnn and Indspendeut, 2tS6s. The
common eosneil viii eiand 81 Demo
Gratis aud 80 Rapuhlicana. The vote
wna n favor AZ license b. 6teS majority.
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nsfe Ms Castle .

DUBLIN, Dec. I'M. pyna n. P..who
haa heen hargicaded "a ldsaeEpy Casila
resisting ske eifoata Of ghe poiice b ar
Keas him left the castle early this mora
ina elu1inK the poles eentineis and TAX
tnR cAr, thak was awaiting % drive 70
anne unknuWn place. The police are
nrourfne the enunfrY for him,
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San RRAsczsoo, Dec. i3--fndicalions
for - houss btelnnine 81 .. N. ou
DaeambeF III For Oregon and WASH
ingign TeFKitasys Fair weather. followed
b rain, wanda nhifting 20 aOusheFly.
NaAt 30 fresh ID fhe interior, and
brick 10 higa on she Immediate coast,
HliQhliY warner.
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An fran Cisco Dec. la-fko 0f3e1al
annonncenonl h made today that the ex
cQEa3on 10 Oregon 70 wttaess the driving
a. the lass spike on tho Cal f0rniA and
Orugon railroad. vii leave here next Fri-
DAY. The ceFeEosy o. laying the last
rel viii escur ~ Ashland 81 D. m. on
saturday.
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Ban FRANefsco, pec.i2 - The annaunce-
Eaant 10 made thai new time card viii
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

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PENDANT pleaded not guilty and the court
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-04
COL. BRADLEY'S BIG CLAIM
He Says He Is Elected Governor of Ken
lucky by Five Thousand Majority,
But the Figures at Present in Sight Appear
to Indicate that General Buckner will
Win by Greatly Reduced Majority.

CINCINNATI Aug. 3.-A Commercial Gazette
special from Louisville. received at midnight,
says that news from seventy three counties
shows gains of $4,000 for Bradley. Republican
candidate for Governor. and that the remaining
counties which more strongly Republican,
will probably elect him. if the proportion of
gains holds out Fox. the Prohibitionist will
probably get IA, 900 votes. The Democrats have
reduced their claim to 5000 majority for Buck
ner Only the official count can remove the
present uncertainty.
LEXINGTON, KY. Aug. "a private dispatch
from W. o. Bradley to-day says: 81 am elected
Governor of Kentucky by 5000 majority" This
indicates Republican claims to the result of the
collection. Until Observation-Disclosures conceded
the election of Buckner by small majority Re-
ports are in from all counties with telegraphic
communication. the Democratic loss. as com
pared with the vote Of four years ago, in fifty
counties has been fully $4,000. The counties
heard from nearly all Republican. Count
ing them such, and basing an estimate on the
best attainable figures, General Buckners ma
jority will be not less than IL, 900.
LOUISVILLE, Aug 3-Complete returns from
seventy one counties in the State show a Repub-
lican gain of 23,476-an average gain of 337 in
each county. If the ratio of Republican gain is
continued, the Democrats will elect General
Buckner by less than 1000 majority. Conserva-
tive Democrats do not claim greater majority
than 10, 900 for General Buckner, and the more
enthusiastic of the Republicans are now claim
ing the election of Bradley by from 1000 to
5000.
The Courier-Journal has unofficial returns
from fifty-sx cOunti0S These returns show a
loss from the Cleveland majority ga. 1897 of
77I0 If this ratio o: gains and losses continues,
the net Democratic loss will be IL. $50. leaving
Buckner a majority over Bradley Of q, $780,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-04

The death is announced of Philippe Xavier
Pelissier, the distinguished French General and
Senator. He was seventy five years old.
Mrs Henrietta Grand. of Petersburg, was
prostrated. Tuesday afternoon, by sun stroke,
and died in two hours. She the wife OF q
Petersburg carpenter.
According to official reports, there were TO- :
236 deaths from cholera in Chill during the
period from January to June of this year. and
the government expended s., ,007, 900 in fighting
the epidemic.
Joseph Mannabacn aged twenty years, the
son of Peter Maunabach. prominent and
wealthy farmer of Veale township, Daviess
county, suffocated by the noxious gas in g
we'll and died instantly.
S. S. Popoff, Chinese secretary to the Rus
sian legation in Pekng has just published a
pamphlet on the Chinese population, in which
he states it to be 3S2 900, 900, against 413 o00.
00Oin the year 1912 His statistics are tderived
from Chinese official sources.
Emperor William sent a dattering cabinet
order to General Blumenthal on the occasion of
the sixtieth anniversary of the Generals enter
ing the Prussian army, expressing his warmest
gratitude for General Blumenthal's eminent
service during the last three glorious wars. A
portrait of the Emperor accompanied the
order.
Applications for the admission Of pupils to the
Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home at
knghtstown are increasing in number. In
June there fifteen applications; in July
there were twenty-three. Recent Investigations
show that there are many soldiers orphans and
soldiers children in the poor-houses of the
State because of the want of room at the nome
All applications now held in allegiance until
the completion of the main building, destroyed
a year ago by fire, the greater portion of which
is not yet under roof.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-04
Germany Not Very Anxious for War,
Despite Her Threatening OutgiVings.
The Election of Trevelyan Convinces the
English Tory Press of the Unpopularity
Of Salisbury's POlicy-Cable Notes.
BULGARIA's THRONE.

The Conferences Likely Fail, and Russia
VIII Remain Master of the Situation.
Special to the Indianapolis journal
LONDON. Aug 3-The effort which the Porte
is now making to obtain a conference of the pow
ers on the Bulgarian question is not likely to
succeed Russia will not take part in any such
conference, neither will she comply with such
decision majority of the powers would be
likely to arrive at 1t is stated that Austria is
now actively engaged in attempt TO bring
order out of chaos, and is in constant
communication with the Bulgarian Min
stry in pursuit of that object This
statement undeniaby accounts for the reports
that Prince Ferdinand would soop make his
try into the Bulgarian capital take the prescribed
oath of Office and ascend to the throne of the
principality, but the mere fact that Austria is
endeavoring to smooth his path to the rulership
of Bulgaria gives no assurance that Ferdinand
will be permitted to take his seat. or at least to
remain in it if he should, for any longer time
than will be required for Russian troops to
reach Sofia and drive him out. Probably it
doesn't make great deal OF difference
to the Sultan. personally. who may
be the nominal ruler of Bulgaria
SO long the Porte receives
the uusal instalment of tribute money from the
revenues cf the principality. since he is power
less to place in the seat made vacant by the
enforced abdication of Prince A lexander
qualified representative of the Turkish empire,
but for political reasons he would be better
isfed to have the country ruled by prince of
Russias choosing at least in whose selection
Russia shall acquiesce. AS matter of fact.
however there can be no ruler of
Bulgaria whose accession to the throne is not
acceptable to Russia unless he should
take his seat through the almost impossible cir
cumstances Of the defeat of the Cars armies in
the field. and there is yet apparant disposi-
ton on the part of any combination of European
powers to undertake the task of coereing the
Russian empire into submission, at the ncalcu-
liable loss of blood and treasure, in order that
one little prince or another may play king under
the suzerainty of the Sultan. Russia has her
foot upon Bulgaria, and intends TO Keep it there
and any assistance she may need in debating the
precise condition of government which shall
prevail in that princpality, will DO promptlv
forthcoming from Turkey and France. r